Rethinking the Space of Infrastructure
By: Burte, Himanshu.
Publisher: Mumbai Marg Publications 2019Edition: Vol.71(1), Sep.Description: 12-19p.Subject(s): BUILDING TYPES (AR-BUIL)Online resources: Click here In: MargSummary: The construction of big infrastructure has accelerated in India in the last couple of decades. The questionable social, economic and environmental logic of many major projects suggests that this is the age of an infrastructure fetish. The opening essay uses this idea to think about the new spaces that are being produced across landscapes and within cities. It offers a useful common frame of reference for examining the contemporary “development” paradigm from diverse perspectives concerned with heritage and conservation, urban subsistence and livelihoods, and coastal citizenship among others.Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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The construction of big infrastructure has accelerated in India in the last couple of decades. The questionable social, economic and environmental logic of many major projects suggests that this is the age of an infrastructure fetish. The opening essay uses this idea to think about the new spaces that are being produced across landscapes and within cities. It offers a useful common frame of reference for examining the contemporary “development” paradigm from diverse perspectives concerned with heritage and conservation, urban subsistence and livelihoods, and coastal citizenship among others.
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